| First year | 48 points | |||
First semester |
BUS1010 Introductory computing for business applications (6 points) |
BUS1060 Computer programming for business A (6 points) |
BUS1100 Quantitative methods for business systems (6 points) |
Elective* from the Faculty of Business and Economics (6 points) |
Second semester |
BUS1021 Business information systems (6 points) |
BUS1042 Computer programming for business B (6 points) |
BUS1110 Computer models for business systems (6 points) |
Elective* from the Faculty of Business and Economics (6 points) |
| Second year | 54 points | |||
Summer semester |
BUS2176 Project management (6 points) |
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First semester |
BUS2021 Advanced business information systems (6 points) |
BUS3112 Database systems and data management (6 points) |
BUS2120 Computer concepts and software systems (6 points) |
BUS2011 Programming for business applications (6 points) |
June/July |
BUS2030 Business communications (6 points) |
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Second semester |
BUS2000 Industry-based learning (18 points) |
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| Third year | 54 points | |||
First semester |
BUS3000 Industry-based learning (18 points) |
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Second semester |
BUS3600 Business case development (6 points) |
BUS3150 Computer facilities and network management (6 points) |
A business systems unit in electronic commerce or business analysis (6 points) |
Elective (6 points) |
* IBL students must complete at least one economics unit as an elective in the
first year of study.
IBL students may be allowed to overload during some
semesters by prior approval of the course director.
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